Sentence examples for sample came from from inspiring English sources

Students were equally distributed by gender and by grade (about one-third of the sample came from each of the three sampled grades).

Two-thirds of the sample came from the capital.

Since Hatchett's mineral sample came from New England, he named it columbium (Cb), after Columbia, another name for America.

Usually, to work out which species a sample came from, researchers copy a particular section of DNA and then compare the sequence to a reference library.

If the hair has any follicular material or blood on it, a DNA test can determine with a certain degree of probability whether the sample came from a particular individual.

That is nearly 40 times higher than the standard for drinking water, although the new sample came from a monitoring well, not a drinking water well; no drinking water samples have been shown to be contaminated.

If D max > Dα, the null hypothesis that the sample came from the assumed population is rejected.

A fourth sample came from a restaurant, and it was not immediately clear where that cucumber had been grown.

The researchers couldn't study that question because they could not tell which monkey any specific poop sample came from, Jones-Engel says.

And depending on which part of the tumor a sample came from, an organoid may not include all the cell types present in the patient.

So if you find that a sample has the same oxygen isotope composition as one from Earth, then it's very likely the sample came from our world.